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A review by daniallreads
The Talk Show Murders by Al Roker
3.0
I forgot how mind blowing and gripping Al Roker's mysteries were. I read "The Morning Show Murders" a VERY long time ago and was gifted the remaining two by one of my favorite college professors, finally continuing following the life of Billy Blessing and his misfortune of constantly being entangled in murder cases, I was unfortunately not as impressed.
⭐⭐⭐
Don't get me wrong the twists had me mind blown and I had zero idea who the killer was the entire book but the writing style wasn't wasn't for me. There were a lot of way over the top cheesy jokes and lines from Billy that took away from how great the mystery could have been and Al wrote in A LOT of characters. Writing in loads of characters tended to get extremely confusing at times and by the time I got to the end when the killer was revelead I was like "HUH!?!?! WHO THE HECK IS THAT?"
I was very invested in the mystery but disappointed in the cheese factor. Still a solid twists that had my mouth hanging open.
⭐⭐⭐
Don't get me wrong the twists had me mind blown and I had zero idea who the killer was the entire book but the writing style wasn't wasn't for me. There were a lot of way over the top cheesy jokes and lines from Billy that took away from how great the mystery could have been and Al wrote in A LOT of characters. Writing in loads of characters tended to get extremely confusing at times and by the time I got to the end when the killer was revelead I was like "HUH!?!?! WHO THE HECK IS THAT?"
I was very invested in the mystery but disappointed in the cheese factor. Still a solid twists that had my mouth hanging open.